guiltily

The other three started guiltily as he came toward them.

But some of us will do so a little guiltily.

They looked at him guiltily, as if he had found them doing something rather more personal than talking.

That was perhaps a little too real, he thought, guiltily.

Paul could not hold the man's eyes for more than a moment, and looked down guiltily.

He started guiltily when May came in, and put the book aside.

And she thought, guiltily, I do not even feel guilty.

He glanced a little guiltily toward the far end of the room.

No one seemed to be looking for him, though his heart pounded guiltily.

The twins looked at me guiltily, as if they had known this.

She looked around guiltily to see if there was anyone who might have heard her talking to a bird.

He tried not to wolf it down, then looked up almost guiltily.

He looked round guiltily at the three boys standing by.

I reached for it, looking back over my shoulder almost guiltily.

I glanced guiltily around to make sure no one could see me like this.

His eyes avoid one guiltily as he pulls the other out.

The children looked at one another guiltily; none of them answered.

Guiltily he sat back as some- one else dashed into the room.

I should have been doing this on a regular basis, she told herself guiltily.

When the door opened he turned round, almost guiltily, and smiled at her.

Guiltily, Serenity thought of the many things she should be doing.

He looked guiltily at Bell but he'd had no better luck.

She'd felt, a bit guiltily, closer to them than to her real parent.

After a few seconds, he rather guiltily took his jacket back.

The white passengers looked around guiltily to see what had happened to the old man's bread.